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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Aren't there civilian office staff in the USCG? I doubt crews on a cutter are reporting remote hours.[/quote]

Yes, the USCG has a good amount of civilians doing the same things other agencies do: acquisitions, IT, compliance, safety regulations, etc. They also have space constraints just like everybody else is dealing with. [/quote]

Their HQ is also in Anacostia and only a very small number of employees get a parking spot. It's a nice building, but horrible place to work no matter where you live.[/quote]

No parking, no public transportation either[/quote]

That’s what really sucks. I’m a contractor and theoretically we were never allowed to park there although many of us did when we had to go in, which was just a few days a quarter. There were usually empty spots towards the top of the garage. There is a shuttle bus from the Anacostia metro stop, but going home in the dark there is not ideal. The whole campus covers many acres with boarded up buildings that would be perfect for filming a horror movie and of course building more parking.[/quote]

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